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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

The Board OF Commissioners met yes
.terday, and after formally signing the
minutes OF the meeting or Thursday, had
"lots Of fun" The Board adjourned sine
die about 4 o'clock, and Coroner Schultze
was called to hold an inquest on the de.
fuhct body, after which q motion to ap.
propriate funds to buy a derrick to lay
tho Coroner on the table was rejected
from motives Of economy, the, newspaper
men wsre forgiven andthe members made
speeches all round.
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. R. J.. Riley's dramatic company, in
Ragged Jack, the Vagabond,n which
commences a weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera hou,e on Monday evening,
January :. is thus spoken Of by the New
Orleans Times. Democrat: Faranta's Thea
ire is crowded to the utmost capacity
every evening by audiences that e wild
with delight at tho humorous troupe that
at present holds the boards. Tho Riley
combination has proven a success.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEARANcE.
A belmont County Farmer U~naccountably
~ ~ W. AhHAnt for CIR WaaLa ~ - ~

About ak weeks ego John Alexander, a
prosperous Ohio farmer, aged about 50,
living between Falrpoint and New Athens,
came to this city to make some purchases.
He was accompanied by a young woman,
the daughter Of a nelghboring farmer, who
Was also on a shopping expedition. She
returned home tho same evening and was
ass.sted on the train by Alexander, who
hsd decided to remain and 90 10 81. Claira.
vile the following day to look after some
buainesa matters. lie was in st. Glars.
vile the next day, transacted his business
aud started to walk to Barton. That was
the last seen or heard OF him.
He was a single mar and, 1t is said, had
often expressed a desire to travel. When
he did not return, his relatives and friends
thought that probably no had taken a sud.
don fancy 10 20 oil on a trip and paid but
littlo attention to hia absence. But his
long utny md the fact TINT nothing was
heard from him, and that he did not send
Tor money, ut last aroused their fears and
they are now very much concerned about
him. % " II VIM
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A Bank for Hinton,

Secretary Of State Walker has issued a
certificate Of incorporation to a bank at
Hinton, organiz,d for the purpose OF do
ing a banking business in all its various
branches, such 81 discounting notes, ne
gotiating drafts, making deposits, etc. Tho
principal place Of business TO be at Hin
ton; $4,000 have been subscribed and 49,
600 paid in. The capital stock 10 limited
10 S500, 900. The stock is divided into
.harea Of sl00 each aud held as follows:
George 7. Ewart, Raleigh C.H., so shares
Azel Ford, Raleigh y. b., 100 shares; NJ.
A. Rife, Hinton 100 shares; A. L. Riff,
Hinton, % shares; B. Prince, Hinton, %
sharee. ...'a .1 I
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Tho Only Way to Conquer dyspepsia.

- 1"~s OV"N1 DJ'PoPHKHs
It Is perfectly preno,terous to Introduce pepslr
aud other ARTIFICIAL solYeats Into the stomach, In
the expectation that they will Sssist digestion by
acting on the food Itself. They will not. Nor is 1.
possible thus to overcome dyspepsia. The only
way to conquer that disorder, aud prevent tho
numerous diseases aud disabilities which 1t nAsur.
eddy proyokes. is to renew tho activity Of gastric
action hy strengthening tho stomach. Hosetter's
Stomach Rts!efs eadIosses tho mos. iave.esa.o
iorms Of INDIGESTION 6y, restoring, vitality. 10 the
alimentary organs, and Hose which arc tributary
to them. The liver, the bowels, the kidneys and
tho nerves. no les than the stomach, eI perience
tho tavlgorAiipg el.ca OF that sta2datd tonlc,
which possegses Alternative properties that greatly
enhance iR beneficial influence, and give a per.
manence TO is edocs which they would not other.
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Open House at tho (. Nj. G. 4.

The young gentlemen will find the
Young Mems Chriatian Association build.
iIns ono ot the pleasant places to call to.
day. The Associstiou will keep ""open
house" All tho arrangements have been
perfected by the members ofthe Women'a
Union Benevolent Society, and they will
be assisted by q bsvy OF young ladies, who
will entertain and Dispense Refreshments
to those who call between tho hours Of 4
and 10 o'clock. No special invitations
have been Issued, but the many young
men Of the city will find q hearty vel
come. all are invited.
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The AIIpuncrchor Ball,

The MNsnnerchor Singing Society was
among thoso that celebrated with a con.
cert and ball the close oil the old year and
tho ushuring in Of 1887. Tho concert
programme IS published in yesterdays
paper was carried out with great success.
The bali was a very jolly one. The music
was by the Opera House orchestra. A!
midnight there was a flourish Of trumpets
and then shouts Of merriment Rs the con.
grstulations and compliments we're passed
around. Dancing was kept up until q
late hour this morning,
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RACE at tho Alhambra tonight. Bur.
kett Vs. Nelson, Of Wellsburg.


%eAvANsAH, Dec. Silt is reported that
United Statea Senator Joseph 4. Brown Is
about to resign his seat. Various reasons
are given. MIR. Brown Ia sixty-fye years
old, lie not very well, and 10 several times
a millionaire. 1t Ia said that be desires 10
retro from active public lie, especially az
bis relation to the Administration are not
perfectly harmonious. Governor Gordon
may make up his mind to succeed Senator
Brown. There Is no doubt Of his election
II such Ia hia desire.
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A Comrade Of Lorun,s.

Rev. A. B. Morrison, OF Iowa, will
preach in tho First NJ, E. Church., Mar
tins Ferry, Sunday at ia. N. ind I p. n.
Mr.. Morrison wss at oue time pastor OF
tho late Senator John A. Logan and was
also Q captain OF a company and subse.
quentIy a Brigadier General in the same
army corps with General Logan, being
with him through hie Southern campaign.
They fought eide by side at the seise Of
Vicksbur9. 9G[lN
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Pittsburgh Interested In tn. cronatory.

pittsburgh Interested In tho Cronatory.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch Of yesterday
says: Since Councils have asked the
Board Of Health to suggest q plan for get
ting rid Of the garbage, now that it is net
80 easily disposed Of in stoves and CRATES
on account OF natural gas fires, the, yer.
bage furnace at Wheeling ia attracting
considerable attention. It ia different
from the Allegheny a aud will soon be
in operation, and come city officials will
make an inspection Of 1t. II ii thought
that they could be erected here very
cheaply and tho heat supplied by natural
oaa. Ig s Sg,l-5 a l :
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u VO7PUf uKccsfHkt --I-
The spcce ssiul eeries Of meu's meetings
held in the Opera House for the past
month will be brought to a close with TO-
morrow meeting. Last Sunday the meet.
ing was n Of the most interesting. Eight
or nipe short pointed talks we're given in
quick sueneusion. The meeting Tomorrow
will be held at tho aap,e time as hereto.
lore. at $3.50 the song SERVICE begins, and
fifteen minutes later the meeting. The
laat Of these special meetings will be no
less interesting than the others were, and
will probably be as largely attended. All
men are invited,
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HoR sALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
R0SELAND PLANTATION,

.,"",". -""..|gIN "TI|7N|T NI""- 1919 "|-|TT-
Situated on the Mississippi river, inthe Parish d
Gonsosdia Louisiana. twenty-five miles below
Matcnex, Mics fronting on the river one mile and
safce.ioutths aud containing two thousand six
bundled ard seventy.one acres 2.67ll OF rich aliu.
Vial land No cavIng bank. secured by good lcyee
"a the rear and bya large governmenilevce above.
Onc thousand acres now IN cultivation. Tyyc,vr
hundred acres OF valuable timber. Fifty frsme
houses now occupied with good labor, Eleven
largo c'ste,ns aud a new wind mill for pumping
water; stabling, blacksmith shop, store house,
church, a!afge thrce.slory gin house, brick siacE''
lof3y ho'se " eogiae, with stands. fecders'
eohdehsois..all IN good order. Also u good dwell.
ing hnlse situated In alaEgc pecan grove. A good
YOUNG otSnard q peaches pears figs and plums,
stool. and 81! The necessary impiemeats for tha
cultivation Of the plantation. now in good order
Come and inspec, the property, OF, for terms adj.
dfGs ..st3 ALENAsDER CAMPBELL :.
q de20dAw Fair View. inncordia PariSi. Ia,
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FOR RENT-BRICK DWELLING
8. E. corner Fiftcanth ard Jacob streets. W.
'. HOGE q BRO, 1901 Market street. de2
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NOTICES.

nFST. LUKE'S P. E. CHURCH
Wy lSLASD-Kcv. J. Gibson CAN'T. Il D rector
Services at 1890 4. n. and r. N. Sunday echoo
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] have suffered nil my life with skin disease, OF
different kinds, and have never fonud permanent
relief. until, by the advice Of 2 lady friend, I used
a thorough trial, using six hotties OF tho CutIcura
ltesolvent, two boxes Of Cutlrura aud seven cake,
Oh Crticura soap, AMI the result was ju.t what j
had b en- told II would be- comhietc euro T
BELLS WADE. Richmond, Va,
Reference, g. W. Latiines. Druggist, Rich uoud Va,
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uue a1ytjallu9encf1*
Office: Nos. 70 md 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements,

Funeral Notite-A.O o. U. ".
Wanted Agents 10 Tase Orders.
List OF Unclaimed Letters.
Night School Wheeling Business College,
For kent-Desirahle Residence. 5
For sale or f.eLtrtweIftng.
Wheeliu; business C3lle2e-Dcpartmcnts.
Grand Opera Housc-Hagged Juck US {
S.sckhollers' Mceting-u. NJ. schnltt.
Diyltend-Peabo ly Insurance Co.
For %Rent-ftrec Rooms,
scguIn Collegiate IEstitute.
Orcra Observation-Disclosures.
Blank Iooks-Joteph Graves & Eor,
It Kequi;es No Gu.--Losan 4 Co.
New Years Night B%sll--Fourth page.
Dtssolut!on-h. X. GitleA l. Co.--fonrth page,
Skin and scllp-Uuticun-Fou.th page.
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RnEA ~REMEMBEREb

Mile Rhea yesterday received from
Paris an autograph letter from the sculptor
Bartholdi, enclosing his photograph. She
recently read at Montreal when giving q
performance there, q poem in French, the
theme Of which was Bartholdi's statue OF
Liberty enlightening the World. Els
letter is In acknowledgment Of this.
Mile Rhea also received yesterday. a
very handsome present from : Wheeling
lady-a superb and life.like portrait OF
herself painted on a satin muchoir case,
surrounded by a wreath Of holly, the
painting being the product Of the deit
fingers Of the donor, Nrc. Bert Hobbs, Of
the Island. gl97
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is unexcelled in the city for style, comfort
and wear. Call and examine them.
J. ". AMIcK,
LIB Main street.
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DOR RENT.
eto:c room lla5 Market street. formerly &C.
cnpled by Union Tea and Coffee &c Possession
given at once. Enquire Of JACOB BAYHA de2S
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FALL and winter stock just received.
A full line Of Suitings, 0%vercoatiugs
and Pantaluonings. Also n full line Of
our celebrated knit Jackets. Scotch
Saitings n Specially.
G. HESS g. SONS,
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SALT huEUM CURED.

I was troubled with Salt Rhcum for a number O,
y.a,s, 20 that the skin entirely came of one OF nv
hands from the finger tips to the wrist. i uies
remedies and doctors prescriptions to no purrotc
until commenced taking Cutlcuta Remedies, and
now IN entirely cured. K. I. PARKER.
o. 80 North TN pt In street. Rns TIN
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Ladies'

Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
i. v. BLOND.
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JOHN anAYIN JAIL,
To Await M Inquest In Lunacy-Hs Rsnews
his Threats.


his Threats.
John Gray, whose libel suit against the
INrKLLlaESCRa csrne to an end on We'd.
nesday with n verdlctot one cent damagep,
throwing the cost, on tho paper, ives com.
mitted to the county jail by Squire W.. II.
Davis yesterday rs person suspected to
DO Of unsound mind, 10 await an inquest
In lunacy. Since the conclusion Of his
damage suit Gray has repeated on differ
ent cccasiona his threats 10 kill Capt. B.
b. Doyener, coupling tho threats with ex.
tremely violent Language. He has IRE.
quented the locality Of Capt. Dovener's
Office, also, and the Captain and hls part-
nsr, Mr.. j.. D.. llson, have been repeat.
eddy warned against him. Yesterday
he WA again In the vicinity OF the Office,
and renewed his threats. Capt. Dovener
heard Of It, and telephoued to the City
Building asking that an officer BIO sent UP
to arrest Gray. Officer Carney responded,
and took Gray into custody. Carney says
he. "did not like Gray's actions."s He
found him walking down street behind
Messrs. Dovener and Elson, who were on
their way to court.
When searched at tho lookup, q revol.
yer was found In Gray's pocket. Ho was
locked up, and repeated to Officer Jnnkins
his threats to take Capt. Dovener's life
and his violent denunciation Of tho Cap.
tain. '-I .-i
Subsequently he was taken by Conssa-
bic Love before Squire Davip, and commit.
ted rs above stated. When taken from
the lockup his first thought was to ssk for
tho revolver. 0Aicer Juukins advised
sgainst removing him, saying il was not
sale In his condition, hut hs went quietly
enough, only expressing or earnest wish
to be released last night. stl
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The entertainment given by the Wind.
sor Athletic and Literary, Society at Wcst-
woods hall, in the Eighth ward, last night
was a largely attended and highly success.
full affair. The CONCERT wss very nuch
enjoyed, and the dancing was participated
in by all.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SKIN and scalp
Cloansed, Purified and Boautined
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin aud Scalp OF Disngurins
Humors. for al'ayiug Itching, Durniug and Inlnm.
nation, for curing the nrst symptoms In Eczema,
P%.orinsi.. Milk truSt. Bsaly Head, Scruiula, aud
dther Inherited aktn and rlood Biseascs, Cuticura.
tho great Skin Cure, aud Cutlcura Soap, an exqui.
solvent, the new Blood Purifier, internally, arc
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Dnuom

viii find this q splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now The
largest and finest stock Of fine Cali Cor.
dovan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
Porpoiae shoes in the city.
L. v, BLOND.
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VENlsoN STEAK, jelly, potatoes, bread,
butter, cellery, and milk, coffee or ton, all
for Is cents, at A. W1ssuAcK's, ISL Main
street, Fss
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RHEA'S .rAREwELL" VISIT.
"Tho Country Girl"-An Attractive Bill 70

"Tho Country Girl"-An Attractive Bill fol-
New Years.
Mile Rhsa has lost none of her popula.
rity with the Wheeling public. Indeed,
alter her reception at the Opera House
lsst night one can scarcely believe other.
wise than that the general admiration in
this community for the fair Belgian in.
creases each year. Certainly she never
met with a more aattering reception, the
house being crowded down stairs and a
good Gro wd being in the gallery. The
audience was made up of well.known
society people, and the fact that these
braved the very unpleasant weather to DO
there Is the highest testimonial to the
hold abe has on their hearts.
The play was q comedy, 1.-THE Country
Girl" 1t ia light, and whatever faults
were to be fonnd in the performance were
inherent in the play, and were more than
compensated for by tho opportunity to sse
anew phase Of the lady's talent. Hereto
lore her roles have been largely OF tragic
character. As Peggy Thrift she is a charm-
ing, nnsophisticated country girl. Her
impersonation Of a boy in tho second act
was especially amusing.
The company is q good one, as this
star supporting companies uniformly srs.
Mr.. Wilaon, as Squire Moody, Mr.. Amory
M ,Sparkish. Mr.. Forrest as Ned Harcourt
and Miss Strong as Alithea we're especially
effectivs. !,
This afternoon at ths matinee, the spark
ling piece "Fairy Fingers" will be pre-.
Bented, and this evening Mile Rhea's iar
nous new drama "The Widow" Neither
has before been seen here. Those who
deaire to enjoy the performances should
take warning from experience, and secure
their seats early.
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REAL T
FOR SALE.

EpEes5. af94.a-
Franc House, a cool brick fonuda' ion, thrco
rooms and cellar on trst floor, 1--WE rooms and two
pals on second floor, third floor Sit rooms, all
~ good order and repair. Ground fronts q feet
On Cnlnline 81. running back m equal width to
aliey. ihA properly can be bought for 81, CIV less
money, than Il cost 70 build house. 1IS,'
0ne 10Y on Eott st., west OF Sixth ward school.
Vne lot 90 Eea st.. lou,h Of TWENTY. eighth St
N0,T VlrEidia htleet,grpnpd ironing is feet and
running 10 alley 100 feet, can DO bought for Sl.70o.
a puilding site adjoining, fronting rs feet on VII.
gina ~ Sdb0. A building site fronting 40 feet OIL
Vltkinia s. and 100 on South York It 81, 800
"A desltable residence ut Bcaca Bottom. on the
ine o. the F., W.. d KY, r. r., Il miles from
Mheellng, conhisung Of q new frame house and
we've acrea Of land; will exchange for dai.ablo
Desirable Market street property, lot No. IS and
part o. NO II. known as l7i2 and i744 Market street.
Eusinesa house ind dwelling, No. 1874 Market
t5eet, ground 90 iect front, running back lS2 feel.
NO. % North Front st ground 60 feet front, run.
ming Gack an equal width 10 tho river. viii sell
as whole or onc.half. Sff9"e-
No. 1903 Jacob st.
No. 10 Sixteenth at, lE
No. 2247 Eoa 1t. sg
No. 1901 Woods st.
NO ny Twenty-nlnth at.
NO. CIV Chapline st., y rooms, Ground 9 ice!
front. running 10 alley, can DO bought for 81 1000.
~ Desirable Manufacturing Site, Glos, In Fourth
A building site. fronting 20 fec. on Nineteenth
Street, running back to alley l6, can DO bought for
- Fg-- L'#.H#
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A STANDARD or White Sewing Machine
is the most useful present that you can
give your wife or daughter.
EDWARD L.. ROSE & Co., Agents,
&: IS Twelfth street.
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ITCHING. SCALY. pIMp1Y

For the last yea. I have hid q species OF itching
Fcals and pinp'y humors on my face, TO which
have applied a great many methods Of trealmen
without Auccess and which was speedily and on
ti:ely cured by cuticura. !
M ; - Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS. Rayenna. q.
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Bellitire.

N...UH#.. 4. ASctAlklTts HU#H.. #..-U..EH =g
Prof. Morris'a pony and dog show ia at
the EIysian rink to-day.
About $3.50 has been subscribed to the
Square improvement fund.
The bank will be closed to-day, and the
postoiice will keep holiday hours.
George Robinson has bought for 81, 500
the property of.Dr. knight, in tho Fourth
ward.
A large eurpsise party visited tho home
Of S. G. Hamilton, by invitation Of his
wife, Thursdly evening.
Joe White has signed 3. contract 10 play
with a Lesvenworth, Kansas, base ball
club next season for $1,000.
The Christian church's entertainment
tonight will consist Of songs aud instru.
mental music. Heatherington's bsnd will
assist.
Rev. B. 8. Dean, formerly pastor Of the
church, will preach at the christian
Church Sunday. He is now at Hiram
College.
Elmer Walling, OF the Milwaukee Glass
Works, is visiting his parents here. That
factory is closed. Tor repairs. Several other
Bsllaire workmen are employed there.
Mr.. VIM. Voitle and Miss Mary Long
were married Thursday evening at the
German church by Rev. y. F. W. Hus.
tedt. The wedding party afterwards spent
the evening at the home OF the BRIDES
father, Louis Long.
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EVERY lady in the city should see the
Tourists III o Pullman Palace Oar at the
Grand Opera House this afternoon.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer 10 observed at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN So; 10 NJ, 42o; 8 i. NJ, 42e; Z p.
NJ, 4io, Weather-rain, ~
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New Years Night Ball,

To be given by the North End Literary and Ath.
lettc Association, ut Turner Hall, on SATURDAY
NIGHT. JANUARY l, 1857. Admission 50 cents.
Dancing will commence Mt 7 O'Clock P, N. ial
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INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan l.-For West
NirSipia and Western Pennsylvania, snow
or rain, northwesterly winds, with a cold
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession glven;4
No. 26aS Chapllne IT., q rooms, s15, &C
70. 1gi Eighteenth st s5rooma, SIC 90 Il month.
No. ~ Eott st 8 rooms, $751; q s""' :" go
{ ". TX TX Market It. sto,eroom, $500.
No. % DALEY II, west OF Meculoch St, $1,000
70. ~ ViLSinls 81, 5 rooms, $3.50.
No. 2o7 Alley B.4 rooms, $500,
70 Ivy Chap!inc st.. S rooms. sl2.oo.
No. 100 Fifteenth st., S rooms.
no. IVA Market St, buslneas house and dwelling.
JAMES A.: HENRY,
Zeal htse Agent Collector, and Notary Public.
a@Q oaee, No. 1dl2 Make. street,
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
inst received. For comfort there is
nothing better. They arc warranted
not to shrink. G. HESS SON.
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Go and see the Tourists in a Pullman
Palace Car at the Grand Opera House this
a%ftarnnnn .F5.Es E'sFgtEg 'rF Is533g9 CO.
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!, Ravenna, {
NO MEDICINE LIKE T4Fw

We have sod your CuticnrA Remedies Tor the
last six years, and no medicines on ovr shelves
give better SUBTRACTION -I -
c. r. ATHERTON, Druggist. Albany, N, Y.
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RACE at tho Alhambra tonight. Bur.
kett vs.. Nelson, OF Wetlsburg.
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PURCHASERS Of Chriatmas presents
should read the advertisement of Edward
l.. Roee & Co.. Agents for the Standard
andWhite Sewing Machines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

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W. C~HURCH-Hcv. J. 7. Mcclure, DID, pastor.
Services tomorrow at l"iS0 =. n and 7 =. N, Sab.
bath schoo! at !. N c!ass In ron'cs,i lon OF Faith
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